Pioneers, it has been an intense several months since we have last seen each other on campus.
Between a global pandemic that has altered life as we know it and a protest movement, the likes...
Written By Jordyn Hronec, Editor-in-Chief
• September 2, 2020
Typically, a new Editor-in-Chief of The Globe would address the student body in a Letter from The Editor in the first issue of the year, and in that letter, they would introduce themselves and explain...
Written By Jake Dabkowski, Co-News Editor
• September 2, 2020
On March 12th, 2020, Point Park University students received an email announcing that all in person classes would be cancelled until the next Wednesday, where they would be resumed online. At the time,...
Written By Jake Dabkowski, Co-News Editor
• July 9, 2020
“Point Park University takes all allegations of sexual assault, sexual harassment, dating and domestic violence, and gender-based harassment very seriously.” That’s how University President Paul...
Written By Kendra Summers, For The Globe
• June 26, 2020
There aren’t enough words in the English language to encompass the mixture of sadness and rage I’ve felt in the pit of my stomach for the last several months of my life. With so much going on, it isn’t...
For Point Park University to succeed, Dr. Paul Hennigan, President, said the school needs to “differentiate itself as a place to get a distinctive, innovative, experiential education.” Those familiar...
Hey there, Pioneers. We know that morale is low right now, and while we typically try to lift your spirits here, we need to take a moment to join in on the sadness.
This is our final issue of the 2019-2020...
Hannah Walden, Co-Copy Desk Chief
How can I summarize four years worth of experience and memories in an organization I care so deeply about? How do I summarize four years worth of friendship that I’ve...
Right now, things are not so great. Whether Pioneers are worried about themselves or their family members contracting COVID-19, we’re simply starting to develop cabin fever, and all under tremendous...
As we settle into the fourth week of the quarantine; businesses, families and people all over the world are taking hits across the board. The unemployment rates have hit a historical high with the most...
Written By Jake Dabkowski, Co-News Editor
• April 8, 2020
It is extremely disappointing that the Kennedy Center would furlough hundreds of employees days after receiving a $25-million bailout in the recent government stimulus bill. That money was easily the most...
Hello Pioneers!
You’ve done it, you’ve made it through the first few weeks of online classes. We know that there’s definitely been some trials and some tribulations, some highs and some lows....
